Underwater Photography and Film
Scubazoo is a team of dedicated underwater image specialists located in the heart of biodiversity - Sabah, Malaysian Borneo. Over the past 12 years Scubazoo has made a name for itself both as a group of highly-skilled, professional camera operators able to shoot in any location and on any format, and as a source of high quality stock footage and still images.
Scubazoo cameramen have shot for BBC Natural History programmes such as Massive Nature and Life in Cold Blood. They are especially well known for their work underwater with presenters, filming and co-producing series such as Monty Halls' Great Ocean Adventures Series I & II and filming for the Really Wild Show, Saving Planet Earth, Nick Baker's Weird Creatures and The Jeff Corwin Experience. Scubazoo is keenly involved in raising awareness of the threats facing the marine world, regularly working with NGO's such as WWF and Greenpeace to produce hard hitting content with high production values.
Scubazoo's location in the epicenter of biodiversity has given it access to some of the most endangered species on the planet and, as a result, has acted as location managers for shoots in Borneo such as Life in the Undergrowth, Austin Stevens Most Dangerous, Saving Planet Earth and many more.
